Sieton Auto Upgrades Its 200-Point Inspection Standard for Export Vehicles

The new inspection framework adds 32 dedicated checks for EV battery health, charging systems, and ADAS calibration, covering the growing share of new energy vehicles in our inventory.

Sieton Auto announced a comprehensive upgrade to its 200-point inspection standard, effective immediately for all export vehicles processed through its Jiading facility in Shanghai.

The upgraded framework introduces 32 dedicated checkpoints for new energy vehicles, including battery pack health diagnostics, state-of-health (SOH) reporting, charging port and cable inspection, and full ADAS sensor calibration verification.

Every inspection report is now accompanied by standardized photo and video documentation, allowing overseas buyers to review the exact condition of each vehicle before confirming an order.

“Transparency is the foundation of cross-border vehicle trade,” said the head of Sieton Auto’s quality department. “Buyers should be able to see precisely what they are paying for, no matter where they are located.”

The upgraded standard has already been applied to more than 1,200 vehicles this month, with the full digital inspection report available through the Sieton Auto inquiry system.